Combining laser-excited edge resonance and ZGV resonance for measuring wave velocities and global thickness distribution of isotropic homogeneous plates
IF 4.1 2区 材料科学Q1 MATERIALS SCIENCE, CHARACTERIZATION & TESTING
Haotian Jia , Xiangen Liu , Zhonghua Shen , Zheng Li , Tu Xu
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Abstract
The limitations of the common ZGV resonance method, which combines the lowest-order Zero Group Velocity mode (S1-ZGV) with an arbitrarily high-order resonance, for assessing the wave velocities of plates, were analyzed. A novel ZGV resonance method, combining laser-excited edge resonance and S1-ZGV, is proposed to solve the problems of low signal-to-noise ratio and the difficulty in identifying of higher-order resonances. Furthermore, this method overcomes the problem of the ZGV disappearing at the plate edge and can be used to measure the plate edge thickness. The relationship between the frequency ratio of the S1-ZGV resonance to the edge resonance and the Poisson's ratio of the material was derived. Experimentally, the ZGV and edge resonances within the plate were observed using laser ultrasonic technology. Finally, the global thickness of the plate and the wave velocities of the material were accurately determined.
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